Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 5th of December.
Good morning, Leesburg.
Loudoun County celebrates the completion of Northstar Boulevard, enhancing connectivity and congestion from Evergreen Mills Road to Route 50 with a ribbon cutting ceremony on December 17, 2024.
A Place to Be in Leesburg offers community and spotlight for 6-year-old Sammie Hess, enhancing his ability to shine, as per his mother.
Del. Marty Martinez presented a General Assembly resolution on Giving Tuesday, commending The Arc of Loudoun for its advocacy and support for individuals with disabilities.
A proposal to abandon the right of way on Beaverdam Bridge Road, which has drawn widespread opposition, would deny public access to a historically utilized road amidst concerns over the lack of state funding for a new bridge.
Loudoun County's Academies of Loudoun transitions to a lottery admission system for its technical academy programs to improve access, sparking student and community debate over its impact on student passion and program integrity.
The Historic Douglass High School, along with two other Loudoun County landmarks, is being nominated to join the African American Civil Rights Network to honor and educate about the Civil Rights movement.
A new business, Wonder Childhood Discovery, introduces a creative and educational space for children in downtown Leesburg.
The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors approved the rezoning of Orme Farm, a matter of public concern, moving forward without plans for a data center but allowing a substation as a possibility.
Consultants recommend 132 changes to improve the county's inefficient land use application processes and reduce staff overwork, as presented to the Board of Supervisors.
The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors deliberated the rezoning of Stone Hill property for residential use, addressing community desires for more parking and amenities while confronting challenges of airport noise and density concerns.
First Friday at the Donaldson Cabin: Exploring Newspapers in Leesburg
The Donaldson Log Cabin will host exhibits and events by the Thomas Balch Library, focusing on the history of newspapers in Leesburg during the First Friday celebrations.
Leesburg Annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony
The Town of Leesburg will host its annual holiday tree lighting ceremony featuring lights, live music, and holiday characters in a festive community atmosphere.
JoJo Bayliss Live Performance at Rebellion Bourbon Bar & Kitchen
Independent folk-pop singer-songwriter JoJo Bayliss will showcase his unique sound and melodic vocals at Rebellion Bourbon Bar & Kitchen in Leesburg.
The Jingle Jam: A Festive Return to Tally Ho Theater
After a two-year hiatus, The Jingle Jam, a beloved holiday event featuring an evening of entertainment, returns to the Tally Ho Theater with tickets available for $30.
Leesburg Christmas and Holiday Parade
The annual Christmas and Holiday Parade in Leesburg features festive floats, live music, and Santa's arrival, starting at Ida Lee Park and concluding on Fairfax Street.
Fork in the Road Concert
Fork in the Road, a five-piece country rock band from Virginia, offers a unique and lively musical experience influenced by red dirt country and southern rock.
Christmas Village at Leesburg Animal Park
Meet Santa, enjoy thousands of outdoor lights and illuminated hill slides. Take holiday photos with the animals and make an ornament to take home! Roast marshmallows at the bonfire and take a ride on the Christmas mini-train. Open Dec. 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 23 from 6-9pm. Tickets must be purchased in advance in the website.
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